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THE B. OGEE iNO 2 LIMITED
HAMILTON • - ONNAUA
Easy control ii lays fiat nrall V. •
AUCTION SALE Elilmville
Oi' VALUABLE V.1.101
Thee undersigned will sell by Pub -
lie ,Auction .at the
).tFTRU1'UI,ITAA HOTEL, EXETER
SATURDAY, APRII. 1st, AT 2 P.M.
*harp, the following improved farm
.lands: Part Lot 13, Con. 1, Hay Tp.
containing 90 aeras of land more or
loss, On the farm ist good brieli
pottage, and bank barn. with good
stabling. and oiler outbuildings; a-
bout, 5 acres of good hard ',read bush,
and young ort3.«;rd. Tile•dratnod
sand its good state of cultivation for
spring crops; about 11 acres of tali;
wheat, and tall plowing done. Plenty
.f good water. Well located. two and
a. quarter miles from Hensel), and
three =and three quarters .miles from
3xeter.
Terms ---1:0 per cent on day of sale
asid balance in 30 dap; or sooner up -
an possession. Purchaser may leave
two-thirds of price on farm by ar-
rangannet: t.
PRANE TAYLOR FRANK E. ROSS
Auctioneer Proprietor
AUCTION SALE
OF SHED, FENCES Sr VRItEZFR
.0111••••M
The Ebenezer Cemetery Board w•'.il
offer for Sale by public auction at
Ebenezer Church, one o'clock, ran
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3; 1922
Sbel 24x70; Board fence 30 rods
lona; wire fence 30 rods long; leo
cream ireezerr
Terms made known on day of
FRANK,. TAYLOR, Auct,
Cromarty
Coming, a side-splitting Comedy,
asttitled Red Acre Farm, presented by
"The Merrymakers" ;of Cromarty in
Staffa Town Hall on Friday evening,
March 31st. Have your best friend
there ateight and be ready for a
good laugh, Admission 35c and 25L
Hensa it
---
Mr- Sam. Ramie spent a few days
in. 'Detroit with her mitre-, Mrsl. Irma.
Ranttie,-Mrs. Errold Drummond was
called to the bedside of her sister, who
is seriously ill in Torontot--Tha Rev.
G. W. Rivers wen in Dresden ti•.;_>
forepart al last week ofriciat,ng !at
tha marriage +of his= niece, Miss Laura
Soylan to Mr,. Gordon Watson, 'Ino
wedrIng, took place on Tuesday.. -Mr,
17ra41ak Coleman, London Road north,
bas 'sold his farm; to Mr. J. Ashton
And has purchased a ,farm iia McK;11-
lop, to ,which he expects to mote
shortly. -Mr. Nelson Blatchford has
rented Mr J. ,W'. •Ortwein's residence
now occupied by blis soon, Mr..M. 1.
Ortwein, who; with his family, is mov-
nog . to London. Mr. Jos. Hudson will
move into the dwellinef vacated by M.
B11atcfford, and we understand 34Ma. J.
$aingstar has rented from Mr O. Gei-
•ger the house vacated by Mr. Hudsooni.
A copy : of the .new Act governing
the voters' list has been received by
the Town Clerk,. This Act repeals all
other acts and contains severe; amend
me,ntst ,of a minor' -nature,. '
.uhnley
'.11ntvill�A ntareh 26,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter
Dear friends and elassmates:—
This Sabbath afternoon
le As-
sc'aiaialed in our class enjoying health
anal, strength our thoughts go out to
you in your time of bereavement, and
we try to realize something of what
it must paean to you, bereft of your
two children in ouch a tragic nay be-
fore they had reached maturity. Our
Heavenly Father's ways ATE! past aur
understanding but we know that he.
is Ione and sante day you will under-
stand.
Little Joe and Edith heroically en-
dured their suffering and arae where
there is no pain or crying. You have
lost them for a little while hut they
will be a constant renainder that
while they cannot return to you, you
can go to them.
We want you to &now and feel
that you have our hearttelt sympathy
and prayers.
I:linttvi11e Adult Bible a;1:3$
Joshua Johns:, teacher.
W, J. Veal. preitid gut.
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Whalen
,:)cess Grace Duffield ,of Liman spent
the week end under the parentalxoof.
-Th ^I:ssion Barad held their month-
ly meereng, at thehome p Mrs„ - John
Hazelwood. on Saturday afternoon. -
Mr. and firs. Wm. Toohey and Mr.
and Mrs, C. W. 1Mi lsort. pf Lucan vis -
ted Sunday in. this vicinity,. -Mrs. G.
Squire jr., is spending a few days in
Tuckersmith. ,Mr. Jas, Squire who
just recovered from; the flu, is suffer -
mg from quinsy. --Mr. 1, estrnc a af.
Grtntoo. spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Jos. Morley.
Mrs. Jos. Morley is much improved
after suffering.trim nit atmcl of the
�
ftt-Mrs. Curt: o€ Wingham is visit-
ing her (laughter, lira. Hilton, Ogden,
-Mr. Jas. Squ': a and daughter, Violet
are coy_c,ined to their rooms with he
flu.
Shipka
Death -The funeral of the 1ateRalP4t
Stephen Hewlett nook place from the
es dente of •Li ill+artt Sweitzer, Shinto
Zurich
Mr. Wm. tabus, whose dwelling on
the Baltvtoaa Line was destroyed by t
fir', has purchased the dwellin of a
O "Itilopp, dad witl n,?oti the .same
Th: death Occurred o` Lahura 'r Fre
daugbter o: Mr. Oscar I)ucharme, iris
Saubte Late south, aged five yeafs.;
Death was due to whoopng cough fol. -
lowed
ln°,ved by pneumonia: it lied Wes
:loh has gone to Detroit Alber. Rose;
s: r€ous+c 11.-Mr?.1.1 Air,. Henry
my
W eber G Pre BYE?? Atte 1 d ,_? rtir,
oral of -the latter's fu.h: r, air, Be lL
-Nfr. Paten 1'ar:nee:u has taurch,sed'' Na -41
tural Leif Green Te ea is roc°j
freta the estate of ale , t+ S Rc pr e ;
tla business property n e! sea' the as the trey aintugotes increase in t
a' t sed store and So er ;aa I3 , k- arkd for it shows.
--Tle.s town has iwt 3;292h p on r .
::a t :: death ,)f Char s.,, B stiho" ' . J L +0 Y'
fv4 s bora in. G r'rro'.rty, r a. to€
Zurich an, 1379. Ha had been in fail-
ing health for some time but was on- a
ly szx days conan.41 t,► fie s u, He
was in his 36th
some years ago, Three dauzbters,
opularity Ever Increasing
Tose Pure Deliciousness of
i Su.r' r Ve
Lucan
on Sunday March 2f►th, to the Cred'- t Mr. and :Mrs. 1s:res tl ilEa.tg ens ,�: it=
ton cemetery. He was born iaCos- gna, Sas: ars the guests o:- alr, and
ham, Hants, •Env land, Fab. 29, 1592. Mrs. W. H. A)i4;*e az «: S,aaspson aa."
Clandeboye
We are pleased to note t'ix. our
Clandeboye scribe has awoke ., a'o n his
lethargy and is contribut:n:; his much
appreciated budgets. -Editor.
\Ir. Wm. Patton has . turned home,
atter visiting relatives in Cleveland. -
Mr. W. Hardy and wine have returned
l.•sm • to Ham lton, after spending a
•,v weeks w Ith relatives in this vie-
-Miss Katltline Hodgson pt'nt a
few d'ws recently with her sister, Mrs.
Summer 4•i London. -Another case of
scarlet fever has developed 'n this v:c.-
inity.-Mr. Frank Hodgins of 1) 'nfie'd.
as moving into our town this w.'ek,--
A numb..s' of farmer, :,nthis Vicinity
are purchasing incubators this spring,
the demand for baby ch'cks being ex-
c: edingly heavy, Mr. I:.i`,mer, wit has
incubators is away behind in 'i,' ..R
orders on account of the demand this
spring. -Miss Gayle MclIihargey spent
a 'few days in the city last week,-
Master Murray* Hodgins, who has been
ser:c.usly ill for the past two weeks,
In improving and is now considered out
of clanger.
JOHN RANiZIN, S� RTH, DEAD
Hr contracted tube_culos s three
yearn ag£i from rundown Condition arid
'n tuna, and died Mhrch 2.4th in the
Byron. Catt;tarium, London, and leav-
,'S to mourn hEis son, two 'w$th
sisters. a brother ,in I ngland, and a r turn
isroth r in C,a itornia. He was a kind
loving husband and father and will be
sadly mica d by all. The funeral was
conducted by Mr. J. Capron of Lon -
the house being filled with rel-
: ;and a • great throng of peanle
{sowed t:'se rerna:sta to the ,grave.
The news of the death of Mr. John
Rankin, a well-known insurance and
real estate .agent of Seafort;b, came
with a shock of surprise to his many
friends, The deceased ;had been con-
find to his home far a couple weeks
with an abscess, but had recovered
sufficiently to be around again. On
Friday evening he had attended the
Masonic "At Home," and appeared in
tbs., best of sprits, and on. Saturday
was in .his office as usual. • On. Sunday
lafternoon he was suddenly seized with
'an acute ailment of the heart, His
fancily physician was immediately sum-
moned and a consultation, was after-
wards held. He passed away about
after -
.
on. Sunday. He was born. at
Roxboro, a short distance from Sea -
forth and was in. his-=ssrd year. He
was a Presbyterian in religion and a
member oe Britannia Lodge of Mas-
ons under whose auspices the funeral
will b:. held. A widow and six of a
family survive.
Mr, and 'MrsJohn Selves visited
friends in Seaforth on Sunday. -The
people, of this neighborhood are very
busy ;making 1har, msyrup and report
a good run -.Mi. amd Mrs.: ,E: McTag-
gart of Pjlyth 'visited ; Mrs. A. M.
Glen last week, -Many of the people
of this vicinity are pleased to `Bear
of Mr. A. Cole buying a farm around
here,- lie having purchased Mr. Camp-
bell's. farm Of the Thames Road. -
Miss, Myrtle Ryckman, and Gladys
Bnoadfoot Visited Mrs,. Ben Case last
ST. itARys.-The death, occurred
On Saturday ;of gklral "James J3eatt•le
tipleuro-pneumoniae, following cold,
was 37 yeafrs,- or •age .a •leaves
A husband a'ndo.nr. semi.
Centralia
n ar Mooresy ile s ;.caw zmprolraw.
t r . s recent illness It 1V3; ra ➢u.;:at
d go 1=n7rd wan, Twee- Mrs.
after spentr,na severe. weeks
..este`-, Mrs .a J. , i.
cl-t tier home cr Mount Voyles:
A b.rt t'..rrh>>9 rr:•e:vecl'
word that hes broth nr, whoa lives south
of Sarnia was dan n'ous'v ilii He
and has wife iromediate,y :eft t nr his
bedside but before they arrived his
brother bvi prised aw;.y.
is
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs Hewlett, R. R. 1` 'o. 2, Dash-
6voEacl winhas to thank the friends,
neighbors and relatives for the many
acts of kindness and sympathy shown •
�e t
recent . bereavement.
_ her en er b
h 1r during g
As we intimaited is5 these columns
'borne weeks ago would be the .:ase-
Thoi. ,W>Elis has won his suit in
the Exchequer court at Ottawa again-
st P. Burns & -Co„ of Ca•'gary, confirm-
ing his .right to the gale use of the
trade mark, "Shamrock,' which he has
been using since establishing his
crenthery here in 1903„
•
;tiers. S. Sweunary of Windsor was
h_`re atten)'diat the funeral of he late TEA"HORTA.C,E MEANS HIGHIaR.
Mr, Hewlett, tier ,many 4id ir.ends ' PTi;ICaE i.
were pleased to sea .her back ;n theirs Dur:nn. the war teas reached a very
midst, :nigh :eve: n3 east largely owing to
siaartag: of shipping. In 1919. and
1920. greatlyincreased prvduetianand
unlirnited shipping resulted in enor-
mous quantities "of tea reaching every
market in the world, and a consequent
fall in coat er.sued. So serious did the
situation become in India, Ceylon and
Java that th various growers agreed
to decrease their output during 1920
by 20 per cent. This agreement was
kept and the world is now facedbye
shortage of tea, which has resulted in
the market climbing week by week
for the last eighteen months until it
has now reached a level fully 15 cents
a pound over that of October 1920.
.-TUCKERSMITII-.At Egmortdv le,
u March 24th, Anna Isiathl-ea, daugh-
:r of lir. and Mr:,. Wn. chase of Eg-
abndrill:, to Magian% iiia of Mr. and
lrs, John O;clf;'sld.
SEAFORTi -Robert Winter, voter
to
cattle dealer of Huroc County,
hags d away on. larch 24, at his X
d�Asace, toltowhgan illness of a fern
wicks, In. his 73rd year. The deceased
wlto was born its Scot2attd, had been
busingss bn Seaforth for more than
50 years, -On Thursday death remov-
.4 another old and esteemed resident
of the townn, in the person of Elizabeth
Gilehrlat Carmichael, widow of the late
G -ore Whiteley. The deceased, who
cna,o 69 years of age, had been' an in
valid for a number of years.
McGillivray
W.14,; engaged lin, cltgiing a.well on
the farm .of Mr, G. Bice, town line, Mr.
Barr, a young man who recently mov-
ed to Ailsa 'Craig, was struck by a bar
or -iron •renthis forehead and was ren-
dered unconsoi,ous„ He ;wars rushed to
Victoria ,Hospital, and it is feared his
skull is :fractured -Mrs. D.,. Brophey,an
cid residernC(oC (Aalsal passed away on,
Friday., aged 78. -Mrs. Elizabeth H3'arl-
ton, widow o1' thje laite W m Haritetn,
of tht 11th 'Coni. of McGillivray, died
ti
Ailsa Craig, its her 9011i year. She
fa survived . by "five . roan and five
dan;hters
You, wAill. Hite it
Only Four
isel
.o or Vat in the
der Cities
Sim The Mover
Local and Long Distance Moving.
Any Ti ase and .any Where in United States or
Canada.
Dail Us Up. We have Long Distance Phone
Sim. J. Sweitzer, Pro - rietor
Phone 8626w.
208 Moy Ave, Windsor
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.0 Winthrop Asphalt
Tapered Slates are the
big butt A si hilt
They are the only As-
phalt Slates that give a
shadow line, whi' h so
improves the appearance
of a roof -- something
architects have long
wanted in Asphalt Slates.
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Agate They are scientific-
ally constructed. They
are tapered. Being
thicker at one end, the
butt of the overlapping
slate .lies fiat on the tip-
per part of the slate in
the row below. No rain
or snow can accumulate
underneath — wind can-
not get under them and
blow them off.
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• A:glance at the illus-
tration will show another
very decided advantage
of the taper—great wear
resistance. Being taper-
ed, extra thickness and
weight are distributed
where extra thickness
and weight are needed—
in the butt, the part ex-
posed -to the weather.
We have obtained a specid license to ntartufacture
these slates under the brand
H same careful selection of ma-
terials and experienced workman-
ship are employed that have given
other Brantford Roofing products
their high reputation. -
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Distributed under Brantford Roofing tram
marks, through Brantford Roofing Deal G
Stock carried, information furnished an
service rendered by our dealer F' ,
district.
Write for our valuable history of roofing "Shelves." Osi • ..i y;
page is a photograph of a different hind of a roof, In a diffarreaatilpiare
of the serial. It will be n;ail.d free to responsible pwtfs's.
Brantford Roofing Co., Limited Zed hOe ce
a! i un.,,,d ° 14omdeCH7ad
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by Ross Taylor Company
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